Proposition C Would Avert Subside Control Legal Problems
Editorial explains Proposition C on the May 10 ballot to permit extending upland oil contracts for the subsidence repressuring program. It notes a pending court decision on whether some leases are tidelands and how city charter limits could render re negotiated contracts illegal. Proposal seeks to prevent legal clash by protecting upland leaseholders and aligning with state law changes.
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Long Beach Inner Harbor
Shire
Unis
Long Beach
DMV Head McCarthy Calls for Budget Cuts at Legislature
State director of motor vehicles Robert McCarthy urged a reduction in department expenses at the budget session. He argued for staff consolidations and less paperwork, noting prior savings from not rehiring vacated positions. His stance drew wide attention and offered a fiscal restraint lesson for tax spenders.
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Robert McCarthy
Seite Finance Committee
McCarthy
DMV
Stile
German Unification Seen as an Economic Impossibility
Washington dispatch outlines that reunification of East and West Germany appears economically and politically unlikely. The piece cites Adenauer's stance, Soviet influence, and Western fears of a revived German power, with emphasis on NATO burdens, Franco-Italian concerns, and British trade anxieties shaping the summit outlook.
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Moscow
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Adenauer
Jasenhawer
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United Nations
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de Gauille
France
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Rome
Bonn
Spain
Mediterranean
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Iter
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Kaiser W
Hitler
Britain
Free Trade Association
Onder Ta
Birthday triplet sisters celebrate 82nd year
A group led by Mrs Annie Kaith McDan Hell and her triplet sisters Mrs Ellen Hope Daniels and Mrs Sora Charity Murphy marked their 82nd birthday with a jovial celebration. Also in Washington Rep Fimanuel Celler denounces tribery in broadcasting and payola. In College Park Md President Eisenhower speaks on adult responsibilities for youth urging earned value over entitlement.
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College Park, Md
Enhower
Britain Must Accept Russ Bomb Ban Offer Says Macmillan
Prime Minister Macmillan pushes Britain to back the Russian proposal to ban atomic tests as Eisenhower weighs the plan. The article outlines U S and British positions, internal objections from the Atomic Energy Commission and the Joint Chiefs, and dialogue with Khrushchev and NATO allies. It notes the push and pull over underground testing and the impact on NATO and Red China.
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Rae Weld
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B. Eisenhower
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Red China
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France
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Red
Charman John Mee Cone
Atomic Energy Commission
Ike
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Waups
White House
United States
Joint Chiefs
Adlai Stevenson
Milla
Washington
Nate
Eisenhower Hinsted
Stevenson
Noisy Jet or the Sound of Freedom Letter to the Editor
Air Force reservist George F Schlagel argues that Air Force jets at Long Beach cause noise but serve national defense. He defends reservists, notes their flawless safety record, tax paying status, and calls for nearby training facilities while urging public support for military payrolls and responsible noise perception.
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Polar Five
Air Force
L. A. Collins Sr
Far Ath
Sir Foren
Drum Long Beach
Long Beach Municipal
452Nd
Snaoy Beach
Los Angeles
Collins
Aries
Douglas Aircraft Company
Long Beach
Armed Forces
George F. Schlagel
Strictly Personal Polls and Public Doubts on Surveys
The piece argues that polls misrepresent private beliefs as people tell interviewers what sounds acceptable. It cites 1928 red nail polish as an example and cites Freud’s super-ego and id to explain public vs private motives. It notes the Dewey Truman 1948 misread and asserts surveys cannot reveal true beliefs without deeper insight.
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Edsel
Ford Company
Ance
Dewey
Truman
Reconsideration Of Bus Franchise Referendum Seeks Action
The City Council weighs reviving the ordinance granting the Transportation Co a 15 year bus franchise after City Clerk J Oliver Brison reports the repeal referendum had valid signatures exceeding the required threshold to trigger a referendum.
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Long .Transportation Co
J. Oliver Brison
Independent print staff and offices listed
The Independent shows staff roles including publisher Ridder, co publisher Ridder, assistant to publisher Hines, general manager Gallina Jr, managing editor Cameron, editorials by Mahotey Getty, editorial editor Ey, managing editor Narry Fulton, and advertising reps Ridder Johns with offices in New York San Francisco and Los Angeles. The piece notes current offices abandoned in the newspaper’s Washington News Bureau and PDF building.
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Herman M. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Harald M. Hines
Sanuel_C. Cameron
Larry Gallina Jr
Roe
L. A. Calling Sr
Edverrial Calumniat
Mahotey Getty
Miles Ey
Narry Fulton
Sataral Advertising
Ridder Johns, Inc
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Fifth Avenue
Detroit
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Koshay
Los Angelies
San Francisco
Sutter
Washington
Athee
Wee
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